The Public Eye, Winter 2013
Jandira Queiroz exposes the ACLJ offshoot in Brazil, David Dodge analyzes why marriage equality won at the polls in 2012, and Miriam Zoila Pérez looks at Washington DC's anti-transgender discrimination campaign. Read moreThe Public Eye, Fall 2012 (PDF)
Amy Stone analyzes the religious freedom argument in 2012 same-sex ballot initiatives, Brian Tashman analyzes a legal arm of the Christian Right, and Frederick Clarkson exposes Rev. Samuel Rodriguez as far from the moderate he pretends to be.The Public Eye, Summer 2012 (pdf)
In the Summer 2012 issue, Rachel Tabachnick exposes the Right's success in diverting public funds to private and often religious schools, Kapya Kaoma profiles the U.S. culture wars' appearance in Zambia, and Kay Whitlock questions the "hate frame."The Public Eye, Spring 2012 (pdf)
In the Spring 2012 issue, P. Adem Carroll describes how Muslim communities are organizing against Islamophobia, Pam Chamberlain studies the Tea Party's anti-LGBT rights agenda, and Eartha Melzer reports on the consequences of the Department of Homeland Security's intelligence gathering in Detroit.The Public Eye, Summer 2011 (pdf)
In the Summer 2011 issue of the Public Eye, Lauri Lebo examines the anti-immigrant network behind Arizona's SB-1070, Abby Scher traces the Right's war on unions, and Arun Gupta examines the populist nature of the Tea Party movement.The Public Eye, Spring 2011 (pdf)
In the Winter/Spring 2011 issue, Sherrilyn A. Ifill tracks the conservative attack on 14th Amendment birthright citizenship, Pam Chamberlain exposes how fathers' rights groups threaten women's gains, and Jim Burroway profiles Scott Lively's crusade against LGBT rights.The Public Eye, Fall 2010 (pdf)
In the Fall 2010 issue, Julie Quiroz-Martinez describes the right-wing fight against green jobs and environmental and racial justice, Darwin BondGraham explores how the crisis of poverty and injustice in New Orleans, predated Katrina, and Kapya Koama looks into how the U.S. religious right has introduced anti-gay attitudes into Africa.The Public Eye, Summer 2010 (pdf)
Rachel Tabachnick reviews how the Christian Right works to spread fundamentalist ideology through public school textbooks and Kathryn Joyce deconstructs the myth that abortion is "black genocide."The Public Eye, Winter 2009/Spring 2010
In the Winter/Spring 2010 issue of The Public Eye, Rachel Tabachnick analyzes the Christian Zionists' relationship with Jews, Kapya Koama examines the U.S. Christian Right's attack on LGBT rights in Africa, and Gillian Kane exposes a global, right-wing network working against reproductive and sexual rights.




